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Conservation, Structural Consolidation and Seismic Strengthening of Ali Pasha Mosque in Ohrid, North Macedonia
Ali Pasha Mosque is built during the 16-th centuries in the center of old part of Ohrid town with central dome, stone masonry walls, entrance hall covered with tree domes and minaret. As a monument beside used material represents the 16th century-built techniques in Ottoman period in the region, as one of the most distinguished building from the Ottoman era. During its existence monument has been partially damaged. In the First World War upper part of minaret has been destroyed. In 2015 Turkish foundation Vakuflar undertakes measures and funding for complete conservations, structural consolidations, repair, partial reconstruction of minaret and entrance hall and seismic strengthening for the whole monument structure. Investigations of present conditions, design of whole process with detailed analysis for seismic strengthening using modern techniques and composite materials, has been done by Institute for protection of monuments of culture and Museum – Ohrid. Complete field work of conservation, structural consolidation, repair, seismic strengthening and reconstruction has been done by Turkish company “Dogus 2000” Ankara, financed by Turkish Directorate General of Foundations (WAQUF). The mosque, as a monument of first category in the center of old town, represents a useful, singularly religion object, attractive touristic destination in Ohrid under the UNESCO protection. The conservation and rehabilitation of the mosque is good example of international cooperation in the field of cultural heritage protection.
Conservation, Structural Consolidation and Seismic Strengthening of Ali Pasha Mosque in Ohrid, North Macedonia
Ali Pasha Mosque is built during the 16-th centuries in the center of old part of Ohrid town with central dome, stone masonry walls, entrance hall covered with tree domes and minaret. As a monument beside used material represents the 16th century-built techniques in Ottoman period in the region, as one of the most distinguished building from the Ottoman era. During its existence monument has been partially damaged. In the First World War upper part of minaret has been destroyed. In 2015 Turkish foundation Vakuflar undertakes measures and funding for complete conservations, structural consolidations, repair, partial reconstruction of minaret and entrance hall and seismic strengthening for the whole monument structure. Investigations of present conditions, design of whole process with detailed analysis for seismic strengthening using modern techniques and composite materials, has been done by Institute for protection of monuments of culture and Museum – Ohrid. Complete field work of conservation, structural consolidation, repair, seismic strengthening and reconstruction has been done by Turkish company “Dogus 2000” Ankara, financed by Turkish Directorate General of Foundations (WAQUF). The mosque, as a monument of first category in the center of old town, represents a useful, singularly religion object, attractive touristic destination in Ohrid under the UNESCO protection. The conservation and rehabilitation of the mosque is good example of international cooperation in the field of cultural heritage protection.
Conservation, Structural Consolidation and Seismic Strengthening of Ali Pasha Mosque in Ohrid, North Macedonia
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Vayas, Ioannis (editor) / Mazzolani, Federico M. (editor) / Ceko, Bekim (author) / Petkovski, Risto (author) / Attar, Onur (author) / Jekic, Goran (author) / Gavrilovic, Predrag (author)
International Conference on Protection of Historical Constructions ; 2021 ; Athens, Greece
2021-12-04
11 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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